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Newspaper
Jefferson Jimplecute
Location
Jefferson, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1955
Page
2
A recent American Veterinary Medical Association report highlights calf anemia as a major factor in calf health. Hemoglobin rises in the first 15 days then drops to severe anemia by day 30 to 70 before slowly increasing, with iron treatments and copper cobalt manganese aiding recovery and linking anemia to slower weight gain.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wilson and family of Liberty community and Mrs. Billie Hayes of Dallas visited Mrs. Wilson's and Mrs. Hayes' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Beal, over the weekend.
This article outlines exemption counts for individuals and dependents under the revised laws. It covers personal exemptions, dependent qualification tests, and a new $600 care deduction for dependents while the breadwinner works, with guidance to consult IRS instructions and qualified advisers.
Byron Waldrop of Rt 2 Jefferson wins $10 for best letter in the Marion-Cass LCD contest. Jimmie Scudday and Mrs Harry Manson were close runners up. The winning letter advised soil tests, subsoiling, leguminous cover crops, and crop rotation to improve cotton yields. A check for $10 is sent to the winner with magazine subscriptions for the winner and runners up.
Synthetic polypeptides, called polylysine, show potential to block viruses causing mumps infectious bronchitis and Newcastle disease in animal viruses grown in embryonating eggs. Small amounts of polylysine inhibited virus activity and protected embryos, suggesting a new antiviral approach.
Mr and Mrs Sammy McAlexander and two children visited Houston relatives over the weekend staying with his parents Mr and Mrs Cliff McAlexander and grandmother Mrs George Davis in a family gathering.
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